Economy

Founded by a group of Gen Z Vietnamese, the Vietnam Carbon Credit Project aims to bring multiple environment benefits and expand operations abroad.

Flower villages in Hanoi are busy preparing for Tet, the year's most important traditional festival for Vietnamese people.

Ho Chi Minh City envisions its financial center encompassing the money market, banking system, capital market, and derivatives market.

Hanoi Beer–Alcohol–Beverage Corporation (HABECO) has long been a cornerstone of Vietnam’s beverage industry.

Pop the cap, enter the draw and let Bia Ha Noi bring golden luck to your Tet!

Hanoi's e-commerce tax administration is expected to be significantly tightened in the near future.

Local consumers prefer shopping options that offer convenience and assurance of product origin.

Higher fines for food safety violations in Hanoi are according to new resolution.

Hanoi focuses on expediting housing projects, overcoming administrative hurdles, and promoting collaboration between public and private sectors to meet the increasing demand for affordable housing.

Founded during the Nguyen dynasty in the 1800s, Thuong Mao Carpentry Village on the outskirts of Hanoi has grown steadily to become a major supplier of wood products throughout Vietnam.

This recognition is a testament to the city government's ongoing support of local businesses.

Hanoi's dedicated farmers work tirelessly to bring their agricultural products to the world stage, introducing the products of the rich and flavorful bounty of Vietnam's fertile lands.

The event in Ba Vi District is expected to provide consumers with access to distinctive products from traditional craft villages in the locality and other places.

Hanoi's urban agricultural development is geared towards a balanced, rational structure between the elements of the agricultural ecosystem, while making positive contributions to the environment.

Safe vegetable production models in Hanoi are proving to be a viable way to restructure crops, create jobs, increase incomes, and improve living standards for residents.

On the streets of Hanoi, a quiet but powerful shift in transportation is underway.

The forum, hosted by the Economic & Urban Newspaper, is designed to inspire innovative ideas and solutions and foster collaboration for a sustainable urban future.

More than 80 facilities and projects have been recognized for their innovative use of green energy in manufacturing.

The city's plans to build and upgrade markets will comply with environmental hygiene regulations, fire safety precautions, and food safety standards.